Portpatrick is a seaside town on the western shore of the Rhinns of Galloway peninsula.
Portpatrick is a pretty town of pastel-coloured houses, set around a small bay with cliffs forming the backdrop. A former port for transportation to and from Northern Ireland, Portpatrick is now a peaceful holiday resort.
Sea angling is a popular pastime in these parts, as is walking, with options including a short stroll along the cliffs to Dunskey Castle. The Southern Upland Way starts here and continues all the way to the east coast.
Portpatrick Folk Festival is a three-day celebration of folk music which takes place in September.
Stranraer has a long history as a ferry port and the town is situated at the head of Loch Ryan.
This beautiful sandy beach in Sandhead village near Stranraer stretches for more than a mile and...
Kirkcolm is a village on the northern tip of the Rhinns peninsula, with Loch Ryan to its east.
Cairnryan is a village that overlooks Loch Ryan and is notable for its large modern ferry port.
The very pleasant sandy Port Logan beach with long gullies can be found in the small village of...
Glenluce is a rural village with a valley setting and a 12th century abbey while the Water of Luce...
Set in a large rural village of Glenluce, the Stairhaven beach on Luce Bay attracts many tourists...
Drummore is the most southerly village in Scotland and is only a few miles from the Mull of...
Ballantrae is an attractive coastal village in South Ayrshire situated 13 miles south of Girvan.
Ballantrae beach is a nature reserve that offers nesting grounds for a wide variety of birds in the...
Colomell is a small conservation village in south Ayrshire.
Set in a beautiful forest in the Machars area these two marked trails offer fantastic walking...
Port William is an 18th century fishing village on the eastern shore of Luce Bay.
Barnhill is a village sited on the Duisk River on the edge of the Galloway Forest Park 10 miles...
The small village of Pinwherry is situated approximately 8 miles south of Girvan surrounded by...
Lendalfoot is a village on the coast, 6 miles south west of Girvan in South Ayrshire.
This long sandy beach backed by pebbles can be found near Whithorn in Dumfries & Galloway.
Lendalfoot beach is a mile long sandy beach on the Ayrshire coast.
Kennedy’s Pass is a dramatic coastal route and an important geological site.
Situated on the shingle shores of Loch Ryan, Finnart's Bay gives a wonderful view across the loch...
Dailly Paths consist of a network of five trails that are all uniquely fascinating, whether your...
Newton Stewart is a small market town on the banks of the River Cree, surrounded by the Galloway...
Wigtown is Scotland's National Book Town and is the gateway to the Machars.
Explore the waymarked trails, cycle routes and picnic areas by bike amidst the highest hills of...
Southern gateway to Galloway Forest Park, home to some great walks, 7stanes mountain biking trails,...
Situated only 4 miles from Whithorn Abbey, it is believed that this small sea cave was a retreat of...
Whithorn has a strong association with St Ninian, who brought Christianity to Scotland, while the...
Girvan is situated on the Ayrshire coast, 56 miles south of Glasgow.
Creetown is a small seaside town on the north side of the Solway Firth.
Barr is a picturesque community in rural Ayrshire located about 8 miles inland from the town of...
The settlement of Old Dailly is part of Dailly community along with New Dailly 6 miles east of...
Enjoy a great day out with the family at Galloway Wild Goat Park, surrounded by the rolling hills...
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